Point Village Shopping Centre

I am told to the two on the actual quays themselves are Scherzer Rolling lift bascule bridges and the one on Sheriff Street.

The other bridge - "Spenser bridge" over Sheriff Street is apparently inoperable and is a balance beam bascule bridge. As per the below article it is due a renovation in the near future.

https://www.rod.ie/about/news/restoring-legacy-spencer-bridge-dublin

https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/50010016/sheriff-street-lifting-bridge-dublin-city

dylan2017 wrote: »

A new bridge is due to begin being built in 2021 this will make access to capital dock easier it will only be for anyone with a bike or walking https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/dublin-blood-stoney-bridge-cater-17342012

At least 2.5 years from now to completion is a ridiculous timeline :mad:

RosieJoe wrote: »

At least 2.5 years from now to completion is a ridiculous timeline :mad:

It will be like 2023 when done only due to begin in 2021

dylan2017 wrote: »

Flyefit have said they are opening a new gym in 2020 date to be confirmed maybe the point square is there new location as planning permission went up during the summer in the massive unit for a gym but no work has begun yet so keep any eye on that unit over the next few months

One on Macken St & one in CHQ, probably not going to open another one up so close but maybe they will.

roycon111 wrote: »

crossfit are opening in point square

They're opening in a unit on the lane between the student accommodation and the Gibson, not the big unit which recently sought a planning change

New Flyefit confirmed for Jervis Street

antimatterx wrote: »

New Flyefit confirmed for Jervis Street

Still trying to figure out where it could be going in.

dylanbyrne2017 wrote: »

The new flyefit gym will be located beside the luas stop just inside the entrance to the jervis shopping centre as the wall where the atm is just before you go up the escalator has been adjusted with a temporary wall

Was wondering what they've been doing there, cheers! On the doorstep of my office!

The Mayson hotel opens on Monday

dylan2017 wrote: »

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/commercial-property/ronan-gets-go-ahead-for-apartments-in-docklands-1.4113721?mode=sample&auth-failed=1&pw-origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.irishtimes.com%2Fbusiness%2Fcommercial-property%2Fronan-gets-go-ahead-for-apartments-in-docklands-1.4113721

paywalled, can someone share what it says?

Imagine the poor feckers still living there in their houses with all the high rises about them!

LeeroyJ. wrote: »

paywalled, can someone share what it says?

Ronan gets go-ahead for apartments in docklands
Build-to-rent apartments at Spencer Place aimed at upper end of rental market

Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) has secured permission from An Bord Pleanála to develop 464 build-to-rent (BTR) apartments and 200 co-living bed spaces in the Dublin docklands.

Located immediately adjacent to Salesforce’s new European headquarter campus, which is under construction, the units at Spencer Place will be distributed across two blocks rising in height to 11 (40.5m) and 13 storeys (47m) respectively.

While RGRE had permission in place previously for a residential scheme at the docklands campus, the original planning consent had provided for 349 apartments and a 100-bed aparthotel in two seven-storey blocks. An Bord Pleanála’s approval of RGRE’s revised plan for the site will see the delivery of an additional 115 apartments and the replacement of the proposed aparthotel with 200 shared bedspaces across a total of 120 bedrooms.

The apartments have been designed to cater for the upper end of the residential rental market, and will include a hotel-style lobby reception with concierge desk manned on a 24/7 basis, an electric car share club, a rooftop residents’ lounge and garden with fitted barbeque facilities, a penthouse residents’ gym, private dining spaces and a multimedia room.

Urban campus
Upon completion, the residential units will account for 370,354sq ft (34,707sq m) of the 717,000sq ft (66,599sq m) of space RGRE is set to deliver as part of its wider mixed-use scheme at Spencer Place. The balance of the development will accommodate Salesforce’s new urban campus, and a new hotel operated by Dalata which will be known as the Samuel.

RGRE and its partners, Colony Capital, are in the process of selecting a buyer for the Spencer Place residential scheme, having invited a number of institutional investors to acquire the portfolio by way of a forward-funding deal at a guide price in excess of €250 million.

Welcoming An Bord Pleanála’s approval of its application for the additional residential units at Spencer Place, a spokesman for RGRE said: “This is an example of the progressive approach to planning and land use we have been advocating for in Dublin and which we have consistently urged Dublin City

Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) has secured permission from An Bord Pleanála to develop 464 build-to-rent (BTR) apartments and 200 co-living bed spaces in the Dublin docklands.

Located immediately adjacent to Salesforce’s new European headquarter campus, which is under construction, the units at Spencer Place will be distributed across two blocks rising in height to 11 (40.5m) and 13 storeys (47m) respectively.

While RGRE had permission in place previously for a residential scheme at the docklands campus, the original planning consent had provided for 349 apartments and a 100-bed aparthotel in two seven-storey blocks. An Bord Pleanála’s approval of RGRE’s revised plan for the site will see the delivery of an additional 115 apartments and the replacement of the proposed aparthotel with 200 shared bedspaces across a total of 120 bedrooms.

The apartments have been designed to cater for the upper end of the residential rental market, and will include a hotel-style lobby reception with concierge desk manned on a 24/7 basis, an electric car share club, a rooftop residents’ lounge and garden with fitted barbeque facilities, a penthouse residents’ gym, private dining spaces and a multimedia room.

Urban campus
Upon completion, the residential units will account for 370,354sq ft (34,707sq m) of the 717,000sq ft (66,599sq m) of space RGRE is set to deliver as part of its wider mixed-use scheme at Spencer Place. The balance of the development will accommodate Salesforce’s new urban campus, and a new hotel operated by Dalata which will be known as the Samuel.

RGRE and its partners, Colony Capital, are in the process of selecting a buyer for the Spencer Place residential scheme, having invited a number of institutional investors to acquire the portfolio by way of a forward-funding deal at a guide price in excess of €250 million.

Welcoming An Bord Pleanála’s approval of its application for the additional residential units at Spencer Place, a spokesman for RGRE said: “This is an example of the progressive approach to planning and land use we have been advocating for in Dublin and which we have consistently urged Dublin City Council to adopt. Permitting height and density in appropriate locations, such as Spencer Place, is in line with government policy as set out in the Urban Development and Building Height Guidelines. It’s also the right thing to do for those who live and work in Dublin and who don’t want to accept suburban sprawl, traffic congestion and lengthy commutes as the norm.”

Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) has secured permission from An Bord Pleanála to develop 464 build-to-rent (BTR) apartments and 200 co-living bed spaces in the Dublin docklands.

Located immediately adjacent to Salesforce’s new European headquarter campus, which is under construction, the units at Spencer Place will be distributed across two blocks rising in height to 11 (40.5m) and 13 storeys (47m) respectively.

While RGRE had permission in place previously for a residential scheme at the docklands campus, the original planning consent had provided for 349 apartments and a 100-bed aparthotel in two seven-storey blocks. An Bord Pleanála’s approval of RGRE’s revised plan for the site will see the delivery of an additional 115 apartments and the replacement of the proposed aparthotel with 200 shared bedspaces across a total of 120 bedrooms.

The apartments have been designed to cater for the upper end of the residential rental market, and will include a hotel-style lobby reception with concierge desk manned on a 24/7 basis, an electric car share club, a rooftop residents’ lounge and garden with fitted barbeque facilities, a penthouse residents’ gym, private dining spaces and a multimedia room.

Urban campus
Upon completion, the residential units will account for 370,354sq ft (34,707sq m) of the 717,000sq ft (66,599sq m) of space RGRE is set to deliver as part of its wider mixed-use scheme at Spencer Place. The balance of the development will accommodate Salesforce’s new urban campus, and a new hotel operated by Dalata which will be known as the Samuel.

RGRE and its partners, Colony Capital, are in the process of selecting a buyer for the Spencer Place residential scheme, having invited a number of institutional investors to acquire the portfolio by way of a forward-funding deal at a guide price in excess of €250 million.

Welcoming An Bord Pleanála’s approval of its application for the additional residential units at Spencer Place, a spokesman for RGRE said: “This is an example of the progressive approach to planning and land use we have been advocating for in Dublin and which we have consistently urged Dublin City Council to adopt. Permitting height and density in appropriate locations, such as Spencer Place, is in line with government policy as set out in the Urban Development and Building Height Guidelines. It’s also the right thing to do for those who live and work in Dublin and who don’t want to accept suburban sprawl, traffic congestion and lengthy commutes as the norm.”


Taller structures
In a separate, albeit related, development, RGRE is in the process of seeking permission from Dublin City Council to increase the height of Salesforce’s new European headquarter office building at the front of the site from nine to 13 storeys.

Having rejected the developer’s two previous efforts to raise the block’s height from nine to 11 floors, the council subsequently conducted a review of building heights in the North Lotts and Grand Canal Dock Strategic Development Zone (SDZ). Following this, it submitted a proposal to An Bord Pleanála on May 31st last, recommending that structures of up to 13 storeys be permitted in the area to the front of the Salesforce campus site at Spencer Place. The board has yet to reach a determination on the matter.

Thats it all there ^^